Tillamook headlight., May 18, 1916, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 18. 1916.
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Mayor
Giluiore instructed
the
ADVERTISING RATES.
Marshal to give notice to the public
Legal Advertisements.
mat the bells must be taken otl the
First Insertion per line ............. ? .to cows which are allowed to run at
large in the city limits at night. The
Each subsequent insertion, line.
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mayor is under the impression that
Business and Professional cards
there is altogether too much noise in
one month....................................... 1.00 o ir peaceful city after sundown.—Bay
Locals per line each insertion...
05 City Examiner.
My! my!my! Has it come to this
Display advertisements, an inch
serious state of ailairs to the city on
one month.....................................
• 5° the bay that it is turned into a cow
All Resolutions of Condolence
pasture? Well, some newspaper men
and Lodge Notices, per line .
OS nave a queer way of knocking their !
own
town. It is too bad mat the !
Notices, lost, strayed or stolen
peaceful citizens of Bay City should j
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
be so much annoyed by cows and ,
ceeding five lines .....................
.2» cow bells that the mayor has ordered
that the Old Bossies are no longer
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
permitted to wear cow bells at mgnt,
but have to do so during the day.
(Strictly in Advance.)
$1.5°
One Year.............
The past f»w days we have received
Six Months .........
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numerous communications irom the
Three Months
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triends ot Senator W. H. Hollis, who
is a candidate tor circuit judge, all of
whom severely criticise tne action of
THE TILLAMAAK HEADLIGHT. those who iiave resorted to dirty pol­
itics to defeat him. They earnestly
ask us to publish their letters in jus­
tice to Mr. Hollis. As the snap shot
man stated last week we allowed no
Plant potatoes early and the frost personalities or controversies to be
gets them; plant them late and the indulged in between Republicans, and
blight gets them. That's the snap we have guarded the characters and
want them all to understand that we
Washington and two in Missippippi.
good names of all the local aspirants,
shot man's luck.
put them into office as public ser­
For four years I have sat, as you
refusing to publish anything that
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vants, to work for the public welfare,
might say, side by side with Chester
Saturday morning more than one would injure them in any way. Al­
and in deciding whom we will put in­
Holden, almost every working day
aspirant down in his heart will have though we feel these correspondents
to any office, the clerk’s for instance,
iluring that time. With the experience
to confess what a fool he was to run have a right to these columns to
we should decide upon the one who
1 have had in my abstract business,
for office. Pass the lemon to those bring out the facts, most of them are
will give to the public the most for
which brings me into contact with all
who have made "goats” of themselves of such a nature that they indulge in
the money, the one who will serve the
the different lines of the County
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that which we have so strenuously
people best and attain the best results
Clerk’s duties. 1 feel myself compe­
The speed limit for autos on county striven to avoid, so we must abide by
We should lay aside all personal feel­
tent to judge as to a County Clerk’s
roads is 25 miles an hour, but there's our previous decision, not to allow
ing in the matter, and though our
qualifications. 1 want to say light
no speed limit on the hard surfaced the columns of the Headlight to be I
own brother were a candidate, vote
here, of all the County Clerk's offices
roads in this county, that is if the used to injure the reputations and
against him and for the other fellow
in which 1 have labored during the
snap shot man is iiny judge of speed. characters of those who aspire to
past 30 years, Chester Holden's of­
if the other fellow will make the best
office in the Republican Primary elec­
fice is the best kept, and more work
public servant. In the State of Miss­
Two»of our citizens have to "dig tion.
is done, and well done, and with less
issippi , where I lived and worked at
up" lor going surety lor contractors.
expense in proportion to the work re­
mv abstract business for <> years, the
T hat's hard luck, but it should be a
It may not be considered exactly
quired to be done, than in any other
people adopted ¡1 new constitution. It
lesson to other not to go surety for
OF INTEREST TO TAXPAYERS.
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County Clerk’s office of the ones
had been the custom before its ad­
every Tom, Dick and Harry who proper tor a printer, to object, to so
much time and expense in printing
mentioned. I do not believe there is
option to re-elect competent officers
comes along.
Attorney
Henderson
Highly
Com
­
the primary election ballots, but,
another man in the county that can
over and over again, and especially
plimented
County
Clerk
Holden
fill his place so well, and with such
from nevertheless, the snap shot man
the clerk of the county. A new law
The honorable gentleman
for
his
Efficiet
S'rvice
in
good to the public, as he can himself.
went into effect thereafter, that no
Marxville has to dolf his hat to the thinks it is a wilful waste of public
Office.
money
to
rotate
the
names
where
county officer could succeed himself,
honorable gentleman from Bottsville,
“His office is the only office in the
except the clerk. I worked in the of­
for thee tempest in the tea kettl there arc more than five persons for
County that is self sustaining, and
At a meeting of representative citi­
one
office.
It
is,
however,
one
of
the
fices of the clerks at both Harrison
started by the gentleman from Marx-
more, the money that his office takes
zens at the Presbyterian Guild Hall
new
tangled
ideas
under
the
Oregon
and Hancock counties. The clerk in
ville over the speed limit casees was
in in fees pays all its expense of main­
on Monday evening. Attorney J. L.
System.
For
three
weeks
the
staff
of
the former county held his office for
simply a brain storm of hot air. So
tenance, and leaves a substantial sur­
Henderson
highly
complimented
this office have been working con­
40 consecutive years, and the clerk in
let it go at that.
plus to the credit of the county, which
County Clerk J. C. Holden for the
tinuously early and late, nights and
Hancock was still in office, and iic
helps reduce the taxes. All county
manner in which he has faithfully
Sundays
printing
the
ballots,
for
1120
was clerk 8 or 10 years before 1891.
To the winning candidates on Fri-
matters begin and end in the office of
served the public. He said:
rotations
had
to
be
made,
besides
day we extend our congratulations,
the County Clerk In fact this office ■There must be a good reason for this.
“You have just heard read by the
The reason is that it takes years to
and to those who lose look happy numerous other changes in the three
might be called the County’s “back
President of this Club Mr. Chester
ballots.
It
certainly
was
a
long
and
and don’t feel grouchy, for political
make a competent clerk, as is Chester
bone.” Chester Holden and his clerks
Holden's communication stating that
tedious
job
to
print
three
primary
office is more or less a gambler's
Holden, and this education costs the
besides being efficient, are courteous
Circuit Court being in session and a
<
election
ballots
this
year.
The
State
game. Whoever is nominated, it is
taxpayers money. Then why change?
and attentive to all who have any
case being tried tonight, it would be
safe to say, that in two or four years Legislature needs a printer-legislator
No argument I have heard against
business with the office, and are nev­
impossible for him to be present, and
time, there will be others who want with good horse sense to devise a
re-electing Chester Holden is used,
er too busy or too tired to give every­
asking me to represent him in a five
to gi t into the game, and there are ballot that won’t cost so much money
except he has had the office long
one quick and smiling service. Now,
minutes talk, showing why he should
those who want to get into the recall and time to print. But why complain?
enough; and if what I have said is
my friends, we do not want anv of
be re-elected to the office he now
The peopte wanted the Oregon Sys­
true, and 1 do not think it can be re­
game at the least provocation.
the candidates for the several offices
fills, that of County Clerk.
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tem and now they are paying the fid­
futed, the argument is a very poor
for which they arc aspirants, to get it
“My business is such that for more
dler,
for
every
county
in
the
state
one
from
a
public
welfare
outlook,
into
their
heads
that
we
are
‘
stuck
’
than
30
years
I
have
been
intimately
We think that Tillamook County
Hence my advice is, retain a Rood
on them, and that they are the only
acquainted with county clerks in their
was justly entitled to the joint-sena­ will have to dole out hundreds of dol­
ones who can fill the jobs, , or that
man as long at it is for the people’s
official capacity in the county offices
tor, and Washington, Yamhill and lars and some, thousand dollars, for
interest.”
the jobs were made for them. We
in four counties in Oregon, one in
Lincoln Counties should have conced­ printing the ballots, to say nothing of
ed this to Tillamook. Republicans in the other expenses connected with
this county should rally to the sup­ the primary election.
port of Attorney T. B. Handley, who
The snap shot man has refrained
is an aspirant for State Senator. Yam­
hill has three aspirants all good men, from indulging in personalities or
(Paid Adv.)
but somehow the snap shot man controversies in the local primary
cannot get away from the idea that election, and we consigned that class
of communication to the waste paper
T illamook should have the honor.
basket. We have tried to be fair with
Give C. B. Moores a vote for Secre- all candidates and have allowed no
Circuit Court Adjourns.
nance, a good Charter, and the Su­
Harmony.
tary of State. He is atrue, staunch mud slinging, nor have we allowed
drowned.
preme Court has already decided the
Republican, while Olcott, his oppon­ candidates good names and charac-
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dix visited at the
Little Miss I.evcrn Walker spent
Judge Bagley adjourned the May whole matter.” and Attorney Marx ; Graves home on Sunday.
ent, was the fellow w ho helped to de­ ters co be assailed by dirty politicians.
Friday of last week with her little
feat a Republican for Governor and We are sorry however, that the term of the circuit court on Saturday was badly knocked out.
J The directors of the
Harmony friend Frieda Graves.
The Plog speeding case was also school met on Monday evening. They
put up money to elect a Democratic friends of Judge Bagley have indulg­ night, having been in session two
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dix and Mr. and
Governor. With these facts confront­ ed in personalities and that three weeks. The following cases were dis­ dismissed for the reason that the hired Miss Gertrude Schlappi for Mrs. G. G. Graves and family spent
Tillamook
County
newspapers,
one
posed
of
since
our
last
issue:
proceedings
were
improper.
ing Republicans, what a gall Olcott
teacher for the coming term. Miss Sunday evening at the home of E.
City of Bay City Oregon, on rela­
has got to ask them to support him. the Democratic organ grinder, un­
Schlappi taught our school before Krebs, the evening was spent in sing­
wittingly,
did
this
to
injure
State
tion
of
C.
F.
Stone,
and
J.
H.
Hicks,
< Irri’Olt has had enough of the West
and we know we have an a-one teach­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Krebs sure know
RURAL CREDITS BILL
Senator
W.
H.
Hollis,
who
has
run
co-partners
doing
business
as
Stone
spectacular tom foolery, and Repub­
how to entertain.
PASSES, 2U5 TO 10. er. Welcome back Miss Gertrude.
licans should give Olcott, one of the a clean campaign and refrained from and Hicks vs. P. A. Sandberg et al.
Herman Hopkins had the misfor­
Herman Hopkins and wife called at
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saying
anything
disrespectful
of
Action
for
money.
Verdict
in
favor
main performers a knock out blow.
tune to lose, another cow this last
Judge Bagley. From what we can of plaintiffs in the sum of $575.00 Measure Similar to that Already week, which fell in the creek and the home of Otto Krebs on Sunday
afternoon.
Passed by Senate With Some
ascertain, those who concotcd the
A favored son on the Republican scheme—the Hillsboro politicians— with interest at 6 per cent.
Difference.
The Henry D. Davis Lumber Co., a
ballot is Russell Hawkins, of Bay to create the new judicial district,
l ity T very Republican in the county and put one over on Tillamook, are corporation, vs. A. F. Coats Lumber
Washington, May 15.—The Glass
should give him a vote so that Tilla­ responsible for these personalities. Co., a corporation. Damages. Judg­
rural credits bill providing for a Fed­
mook can be represented at the Re­ The snap shot man has taken no ac­ ment for defendant on motion.
Adolph Erickson vs. George Mos- eral farm loan board and a system of
publican National Convention. In tive interest in the contest for the
honoring Mr. Hawkins with your judgeship, but we must say this, that kos. Action for money. Motion over- I • 12 land banks passed the House late
vote you bring lionoi on Tillamook it is altogether out of place for one ruled as to first stipulation and sus- today by a vote of 295 to 10. A simi­
lar measure already has passed the
county. The snap shot man is always candidate or his friends on a Repub­ tained as to the last two.
Geo. Moskos, vs. A. F. Coats Driv- Senate, and the differences probably
loyal to favored sons, lor there are as lican ticket to indulge in personali­
bright, intelligent persons in Tilla­ ties against the other candidate, but ing and Boom Co, a corporation. Ac­ will be worked out soon in confer-
mook County as in any part of the over in Hillsboro, the political bosses tion for money. Directed verdict in ence.
Little opposition was encountered
world, and just as good scrappers do this to fool the people. They ap­ the sum of $839.80 in favor of plain­
by the bill, which
was pioleted
when it comes down to a fight for licar to be pretty good mud slingers. tiff.
Sinclair Provision Co, a corporation through the House
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Representative
that which is right.
We are sorry that this should have vs, F. L. Sappington. Action for mon­ 1 Glass, of \ irginia, and Representa­
taken place, for, otherwise, the pri­ ey. Judgment.
tive Phelan, of Massachusetts. Under
If a Democrat or a Prohibitionist mary nominating election in this
Allie Morgan vs. A. Arstill. Motion its terms the land banks would lend
registers as a Republican, tor the sole county would have passed off as it for new trial overruled.
money to farmers at no more than 6
purpose of taking part in a Republi­ should with the best of feeling and no
Ashlev and Rumelin vs. L. M. Den­
can primary election, they are acting hard feelings. It is natural to suppose nis. Action for money. Judgment and per cent interest, through local insti­
tutions, mortgages running from five
dishonestly and butting in where they that the friends of Mr. Hollis will feel decree.
to 36 years. The mortgages would be
do not belong. It is the privilege of I sore But we arc glad we had nothing
Theresa Elliott Musselman, vs Eby used by the banks as the basis for
everybody to officiate with either to do with making them or anyone L. Musselman. Divorce.
Divorce farm loan bonds.
party, but they purjure themselves else sore.
granted.
Differences to be Adjusted.
when they don't act square and regis-
R. B. Driscoll vs. Tillamook Coun­
There are many differences between
tci as Republicans when they don’t
ty,
a
Quasi
Municipal
corporation
ct
Afternoon Party.
the Senate and the House bills to be
belong to that party. And the snap
al. Petition for writ of review. Judg­ adjusted. The Senate measure would
shot man thinks it is dishonorable for
ment
for
defendant.
Last Thursday was the scene of a
capitalize each farm loan bank at
anyone to lake part in a primary
C. J. Patterson vs. Tillamook City,
election nJ either party and then go very pretty gathering at the home of a municiuap corporation and Ira C.' $500,000; the House’s at $750,000
back on the party they have affiliated Mrs Haberlach, Mesdames Bales and Smith, city recorder, Writ of review. The Senate would authorize loan as­
sociations with unlimited liability;
with at the general election. Far bet­ Haberlach being hostesses to'about Judgment for defendant city.
No coal, wood or ashes
fifty ladies.
ter register as an Independent if you
Elmer Plog, vs. Tillamook City .a ' the House would not. The Senate
to
lug—no waiting for
For Rest Results
Rook and sewing were the diver­
don’t intend to vote for the people’s
municipal
corporation,
and ' Ira C. i would limit loans on lands at 5 per
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the fire to burn up. Bet­
cent, with no recognition of improve­
choice at the general election Here sions of the afternoon. First honors Smith. Writ of review. Order
Use Pearl Oil
dis- 1 ments; the House proposes to grant
ter cooking because of
is where the primary law is defective in rook fell to Mrs. Klinefelter, con­ missing petition and quashing
pro
­
\
60 per cent on land value and 20 per
the steady, evenly-dis­
t here arc some voters in Tillamook solation to Mrs. Andrus.
ceedings.
cent on value of permanent insurable
that will perjure themselves on Fri­
Better
cooking
Mrs. Jones received first honors in
tributed heat, under
improvements.
day.
the game for sewing Yellow and
perfect control. All heat
CITY CHARTER UPHELD.
and a cleaner,
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The Senate proposes that no loan
green were the prevailing colors.
concentrated on the
cooler
kitchen.
The Herald, the democratic or­
shall
be
made
if
three
members
of
the
Scotch Bloom, the chosen flower,
cook ing and not rad iav e d
gan grinder of Tillamook County, ap­ was festooned over arch-way, win­ The Attorney in the Speed Cases Get local land committee are not unan­
Now
serving
A Bad Knock Out.
around the room. The
proved the political frame up by Hil­ dows, and doors, and seen in profus­
imous in their appraisement; the
2,000,000
lsboro politicians of creating the new ion throughout the rooms.
long, blue chimneys
I House would require a majority re­
judicial district and another public of­
port of the committee. The Senate
homes
prevent
all
smoke
and
The
case
of
Tillamook
City
vs
Pat
­
1 he hostesses served a dainty
fice, after the people had just elected
smell.
terson. which was appealed from the makes the minimum loan $200, the
luncheon,
after
which
the
ladies
de-
a judge The bill carried in the House
The Senate would
Bakes, boil», roasts, toasts.
Recorder's Court, was decided in House $100.
In 1, 2, 3 and 4-
Representative Handley voting again­ parted for their homes.
More efficient than your
favor of the city Saturday by Circuit charge borrowers 10 per cent inter­
burnersizes,with
The
invited
guests
were,
Mesdames
st it. and when it was voted upon in
wood or coal stove and costs
Judge Bagley, who held that there est on all the defaulted payments;
or without oven.
the Senate it was defeated by one Mderman, Anmier, Andrus, Boats, was no grounds to disturb the action I the House would onl^ charge contract
less to operate.
Also cabinet
Botts, of the Municipal Court.
vote Then the politicians over in Byers. Burge, F. C. Baker
* rates. The Senate would.require local
ASK YOUR DEALER T0D<lY.
models with
Hillsboro got busy and induced Sen­ Clough, Crenshaw. Campbell, Dunn,
associations
to
make
good
all
defaults
Fireless Cooking
The case attracted some attention
STANDARD OIL
ator Perkins, of Multnomah county, a I dwarils, Groat. Hays, Holden, Had­
within 30 days after notice from a
Ov«aa>
weeks ago
when Patterson
i
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,T
COMPANY
former resident of Washington coun­ ley, Hill. Holmes. Jones, Koch, B. C. sow
Uu.dgu.lty
by Recorder
Smith was
Ur 1 '
fCallforaia)
ty to change his vote and asked for a I ami. 1 conard. I I a mar, B. D. la
a special reserve to protect associa-
Tillamook
reconsideration of the bill, which was mar, G. H l amb, Miller. Mason, Mc­ speeding and fined $25 00. Attorney I tions.
done, and it carried by one vote at Nair, Morrison, Onthank, Olson, Marx, for the defendant, sought to
the la-t Part of the last dav of the I’oorman,
Partridge,
Pennington, review the action of the Recorder,
Don't forget those busted castings,
that the city had no right to •
session That’s how Tillamook came Stevens, Sanders, Smith. Shrode, O. claiming
regulate the speed of vehicles."
nob
1
<
'
,n
welded for half. Goods sent
. not- •
to be joined to Washington in the Schultz M Schultz, Stranahan. Rob­
new iudici»! district md was a derid­ ison, \\ emit. Winslow,
Williams, withstanding the fact that the Su- I1’7 parcel post and express promptly
lrl
ion- ' .
in a Jl.rort
Hiner & Reed, Tillamook,
ed victory for the Hillsboro politi­ \ ouel, Klinefelter, \\ agy,
Plank, ........ ....... .....
land case Judge Bagley,
I j Oregon.
. . ... in rendering
.
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cians.
Franklin and Haltoni.
I his decision said "It I is a good ordi-
ordt-
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VOTE FOR
J. C. HOLDEN,
The County Clerk who has
I
?
Made Good,
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Editorial Snap Shots
READ WHAT A BUSINESS
MAN SAID OF MR. HOLDEN
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